Sam" on. SEPT. 18. 1915 run soon-r mm mm ~- -— 3969131 “1...... 111' suns-111 w. _—. mam-am- g1ess.0ne reason for typing that this my be done is that there will be a 111111 60 m I ’ ' SIAIE my preddentinl election in 1916 at which - ' ‘ 1 If you have never tned this new 1. v» ‘ TA E MASK I . . _ . . . 125$ 35 40:?5;§:A750. $1.00 . d. I m, mm WED? it is of the utmost importanfe to‘ uwrial, it would be well worth 0. C To Please :11:- . c, ' y both parties to secure the votes ‘0’? . ’le t i - _ ur “SNIPER Are Our LINEN TOWELJNGS your will 0 gve It some :1th Fri l I file 12 12c 15.; and 20% a yard wm m my Ithe women. if the Susan B AnthonYI tion, for it is gaminginfavor every - Ladies' Fall ‘Suits $10 " . " amendment has been passed by Con-1 day, and patients once using it are . ; ‘ x 3 5c ,mcI 331.2st;. m 50'; .mmfhneltodetlinra Imss. it will be emmnated as a in; so well pleased with the results, = Men’s 393:1 :21an am: Suits W :._. , " 1 “ IItional issue, because the questionwilli they are anxious to have other 5 I Saturda s t i ‘32:. I 1AT Mlle Italian-‘11 SW" _ The Annual Convention or the eon-1mm be More the We legislwm I teem treated in we mm “we“ I NOW 515 1'. ep ember . At 31.00 a Week. Gatelyman 42 South Main St. Illecticut Woman Suffrage Amman I“. the women 1 Mrs are l I _‘ .'E1\ YORK. Sept 18.——\\ hile his! will befieunfiartford towards fine lend of November. This was the de- '8 worked 10 hours a day in a; cision of the Executive Board of the :ar factory, Charles ‘.Wink an elec- IC W. S. A. at its meeting last Wed- otyper, spent a large part Of msInesday. The meeting was held at Sui; 11 ages advertising in matrimonial pap I [ ers for another He confided yester‘ frage Headquar era, 05 Pratt street, it is particularly well adapted fob use in the front teeth, matching the color exactly, giving the appearance of sound teeth; it is very hard. the acids of he mouth do not act upon it, it has good edge strength and in every way stands the test of a per- E. K. BANKS , I MAHAGKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. South Norwalk. Ito put suflrage first they may greatly Iemharrass both great political parties I 'and the only way to remove the em-I Ibarrassment will be for the parties toI This is the opinI ‘ Equal Service latts al11"a_\s arc I1 1 r for ill theories. M». 311: I I 1 I Auk for cash prlcel for RED OAK agree to pass the amendment and so :eg 91 rid of the lsaue. ‘l’ictrolas and Sonor In tllcon the 111111 and women . . Iday at Post Ofllce Inspector Schaeffer I and 11:15 weikattenldet: IReceInt meet- I503 of‘ man) of the Republican 1119111.. feet filling. COAL. of liritltrqmrt (an (in all their . at all prices from $15.00 up. Ask about who arrested him for misuse of theI illgi 8V9 9811 191 at “NICK bers of Congress. and it is coming ml 0 J a Mall THE WM. EFFRON (30.. Inc. shopping during the (Iavtimc. ‘ ,mails, that he had hoped to “land 11]» where the president, Mrs. Thomas N l‘. . . el! 3 Rowan 8t 7.1.441 E.“ Normlk in fatt. tht) (HIIUOt—ower Olfl‘ easy terms. __.._.~_——. DONNELLYS 1 - MUSIC'STORE 16 So. Main St. So. Norwalk, r CITY NEWS WEATHER FORECAST \ cooler tonight; Sunday, increasing cloudiness, probably showers; hinder- ate variable winds. eWather condi- tions; The western disturbance isj central this morning 01er the upper Mississippi Valley. Local showers have occulred during the last 24 horns in the northern districts from Nebras- ka "eastward to Maine. Showers were also reported from Gulf coast. Pleas- ate variable winds. Weather condi- temperatures prevails generally this morning in all the eastern districts. The hot wave has decreased consider- ably in area during the last 24 hours. WEATHER 'A YEAR AGO TODAY. . . ‘. Temperature! Low, 66; high, 80. Clear. ' Miss Clara Maples, of Maple street, is visiting friends in Watch ,Hlll. Noi- wichIanId Mystic for two weeks. Charles Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Kelly. of Maple stree’tJeft today, for BuffalopN. Y., after ,épeud- ing a two weeks' vocal. nIhere. ‘ A daughter was born [last Wednes- day ilight at 7:30 o‘clock, to Mr. and Mrs. G.’ W. Chamberlain. of 22 Lowe street. Both mother and daughter are doing well.“ .I . x ~Baseball~All Stars vs. Nor. Inde- pendents. Ward 'St., Sunday. 3 p. In. Pastor Ritchie, of New York, will speak at Red Men's Hall, Sunday‘af- tel-noon, 3 p. m. Underlthe auspices or - Bible Students Association. All wel- come. No collection. ’ - , Assistant Department Inspector R“; M.CSl1erwood, oi the Buckingham W. ,lnspected Samuel W. Fer- " rls Relief Corps of New Canaan, on ., Wednesday evening of this week. A ' social time followed the business ses- sion. Little five years, old ali‘lorie Klopps, granddaughter 0! Mr. and Mrs. Wil- llam F. DeKlyn, of Molt avenue, was bit-ten by a pet bull dog yesterday afternoon. The animal’s teeth draw blood and ‘a doctor was immediately' I called to dress the wounds The child appears to be all right today. ' ,—-Lateatastylos soft hats. OfBrlen. Donnelly’s new charters which have just been added‘iu‘ord'er to have more ‘ space for the Victr‘ola and Sonora Talk- ing Machines is now open. The real Watch for this-2001119411 and heat-w both machines and see Whicir'yeu like Best. A young lady always ntyour ' opening will be Saturday the 25th. »- the English language in ca 11 course ‘stunner”; whereupon he intended to di1orce his wife and marry her.” Under the name of‘ Paul Alt, anl electrician," he is charged with in-I serting the following advertisement. I ‘A young man of good health and; looks, well educated and an eltctric- I ian traveling in the best society, hav- ing money in the bank and an income of $2 000 a year, possessing a jolly .disposition, ambitious and fond of music, wishes to correspond with a young lady, 18 years old, 5 '061 (M inches tall, a blonde, lleanny, well Ieducated. a good pianist and singerI Illaving a view to early marriage." This adlertisement, the government authorities say, h’s been running for Itlle last year, and in that time, Wink I For NONE“! and View"! I‘ll" anti has corresponded voluniinously with House of Representativos various love sick maidens ‘having aI Iview to early marriage " In one instance. it is said, he in duced a young wompn to come to New York, to see him, but “ever did' Ihe find a ”stunner.“ I Caught by Girl. ‘He though he had found her, when . the daughter of a country letter car- rler at May,svllle 'N. Y., by name “Marguerite," read his advertisement. in Cupid's Columns, He tried to in- ‘Iduce ' Marguerite" to come to New il’ork, the authorities say. telling her it was impossible for him to go to Maysville, because he “knew I every ed) and Just what switch to pull ifI anything went wrong." Mnrgu’erlte'n father being1 a mail carrier, she knew what to do, too, if anything happened to her love‘hifair. Hence Inspector lSchaeffer and WIink'sI arrest. ..._..._.__.,........ . Ell EXPECTED to Racovan. NEWY ORK, Sept. is.——Newman bit-b was reported to be in a comfort- able‘and satisfactory condition, no change having taken place since he recovered from the first effects of the two poison tablets be sw’allowcd by mistake four daysiag‘o. Mr. Erh is confined to his summer home at Deal. N. J.. where, surrounded by his fam- ily, he is calmly ~awaiting the crisis may be expected tomorrow or Mon- day. . The fact that thé financier. who is 65‘years old, has been entirely free froth/"pain or discomfort of any sort since a few hours ‘after taking the press the opinion that Mr. Erb has a good. chance for recbvery. -cHILDREN's SUMMER COLDO. It is wrong to neglect a cold at any time because it weakens the system and lays the sufferer open to attack, from other diéeases. Wet feet, sudden changes in temperature and sleeping uncovered at night Cause many child- ren’b colds in summer. Foley‘s Honey and Tar Compound gives sure and proulpt relief. Sold everywhere. ~—-——+'———————— TRAINING‘SCHOOL FOR CITIZEN: SHIP. PITTSBURGH, 133., Sept. 17. -—-The Committee of instruction of the Board or Education'nnnounced today that a department devoted to training for citihens‘hip will be added to the Pub- tic School system beginning Oct. 4 and continuing in operatloi‘v for twenty s. Sessions will be held at night anal three courses will be oiieré'd stir- dents, special attention being given to An arrangement with 111.; Federal au- I Iwork in the four neighboring states ~ where votes will soon be taken on suf- ‘ lrage amendments. I wire in the building (where he work-. which four physicians have told him . poison. has led the physicians to. ex- '- Hepburn has her summer home. The} exact date of the Annual C'omentionl Iwas left unsettled until data could beI ascertained about speakers and hallsI a1ailable for the public meeting ahith is alWays a feature of the first evening of the convention. A committee, with- “re. '1‘. '\ Hepburn as chairman was; appointed to arrange these matters. and power was given to the committee to issue the call when the date 5110qu be finally decided There was only a. choice between two a1ailable dates leith for settlement. 'lhe convention will be the occasion‘ for considerable rejoicing over the; cv iderfl' progress made in the last year._ 1 To begin with there is the near sue-1 Icons of the sufflage amendment in the.“- last 11111- ter. Then the propaganda has beenI inubli more general and wide- "spread than in any previous year—hardly a3 town or village having been omitted in the wide spread suffrage I‘Work. More leagues have been added, and a very large number of new members .'ha\e been enrolled-and all this w-Iith out tab lg account of the fact that dur- ing the summer the best endeavors or the suffragists went into campaign I it is hoped that by the end of 0a. tober .Mlss Emily Pierson will be able to leave her campaign work to attend the two days sessions of the Conven tlon. She is still in New Jersey, but the vote there is fixed for October ill. After that'bowever, she is wishful to State, where the vote is not to be held until November 2. Miss Alyce Gregory also hoped to have n short-time in New York before the vote is taken there The Congressional Union which sentIII a deputation last week from Hartford to New London to present in person a letter asking for an interview from Senator Bnndegee. is now hopeful that the Senator will receive a. dcpilta- tion in the near future. The Secre- tary who accepted the letter assured the women that they had misunder- stood the Senutor's earlier letter re- fusing to receive them and that he intended merely to convey the idea; that it would be a waste of trouble on their part to see him as his mind was already made up. The annual convention of the Con- nectlcut Woman Suffrage Association will be held this year in Hartford. I The convention is always held towards the end of October. but the exact date was left open by the executive board at its meeting, last Wednesday when it had agreed on the place of meeting. Committees were appol ted to attend to" all details in ;connc ctlon with the convention and when the matter of been arranged, the date of the con- venfion will be announced and the held in Hartford both last. year and the year before in 1912 it was held in New Haven, in 1911 in Bridgeport} and in 1910 in Greenwich. It has now ford because the State Headquarters- are in that clty and it is more con- venient to hold the concentlon where these headquarters are available There was a large attendance at the .board meeting last Wednesday. as the members of the board are now return- ing from their summer homes and are settling again to worli. The board continued its monthly meetings right through the summer. put in n couple of weeks in New York . speakers for the evening meeting has , calls issued: The convention was: become the custom to hold it in Hart-m : Those in July and August Iwera' held at Fénwlclr, at » ' be regarded as more and more prob- able that it will be generally adopted 5 by politicians. ‘ New Fall Suits $12.50 to $35.00 JACOBY'S TUNA FISH... - - 18¢ 12%? ll 25c can cut to . - 15c can cut to lo- Davey’s Phone Hill .. '1 have the home: pi- ' light? Easy terms for the pining and fixtur an Water Cu. line the reliable Hoauclt’s CHEM Malted ' Mllk Upbdlldo every part ofthe body eillcleutly. Endorsed by thousands of Physicians Mothers and Nurse! the ‘world over for more than a quarter of a century. ‘ Convenient, no cooking not additional . ndlkrequirod. Simply discolvelnmter. Agnes- wben oifilfi foods often all. I-Somph rm. HORLICK’S, Roche, Wk. 1-.th Sol-outta. hum“ Mood” llllOIl-IGIK’I. Ch. Old-hid —~—.____ F S LYON Good Job Printing at NORTH MAIN mm a. nonwnut ‘ Save, The Baby 911mm ;‘ 1r Emu-1. Main 81;. South Norwalk "cw ' 0 a. m. to 8 n m Sundays ‘ - Hunvnivvlment onlva —-Aecept all the luck that comes your way—hut don’t DEFEND on its lcomlng! if you want a job use 11 Sen RANGES. 311.00 to $48.00. our stock before buying. Eddy Refrigerators. 17 .Wall St. Norwalk. Conn HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS I Self Lighting Burners. Sec Gas Hot Water Heaters . . $11.00 Jones & Hotchkiss $000 of tlltm madt use of this :10“ s scnitc Saturday culling last. illat is \1h1 the stow is IItinel Want Ad I : BUY Hazelton Coal Saturdav c1 c11i11gs-to gitct strlict to all It is on!) fair that the mellIl-I , hers of tilt stolt forte llt‘ rc— .‘ “ardttl lot this txtra stnicc: anti .tln} arc I I, Usual Closing Hour is 6. Sat- 'urday closing hour is 9. Unusual lot of long-sleeve guimpes L1111:1lal in the \‘2ll‘it‘l_\ 0i pan terns. . noosl’snr Round Ticket Here for boys, linen heel and toe, cuppa top; in black 2 silk lisle. fine and st: block. widwmd t , . 159. 2 f9r 25¢ I 15¢ each The Econmy Hose for girls, in black, white and tan, 15¢. 2 for 25¢ "Misses Ribbed Silk Hose, in black only .35I¢ pair J. l. Mallelle Size to lacuna Ticket Rose for? girls, ~. The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co} ‘IlI'll. IM. 1. WAT“ IT. ‘R‘mm It I! I. Donn: 0mg. '. [876 to 388., will“! Ilit-.1115 his 8 Fame! 1911'. w Electrical :Co... _ i : ' "Men. M Io. union. 0.. «min. mm. 11-11 m We Man a Complete Line of Suits. Coats; Skills, > < and French-American . UNDERWEAR -: 11.111111111111111 Son "Souganomala WE. REFER YOU 10 THE HOUSE that has been painted with our paints. coat? You, and. what's more, it will wear well—Awe guarantee that. All our points; oils, stains, varnishes, enam- els. etc..- are the best obtainable— thet'e‘your protection. Phone 113.: The . Gorham Co 1 l0 FIR-31' If. - " MOT NORWALK _——.—..—.—. a... Piper; out Work.’ “when ' ' 7 rota ' " South Norwallt florist is it not beautiful in its glistening. help you. Unusual lit the prettincss ofI the st1's.lc [1111511211 i1\t the quantit) which is (fitted. [1111511111 in the 131116 wllith is far above ordinary. Net of nice quality, white or cream Finished with trimming of 0':— icnral late down front Cnfl‘s made with lace trimming, or with hemstitthmg or in turn- , back style with narrow lace cdg‘ ing. . \11 sizes from; 36 'to 44 arc in- E'- cluded— “I 1 One-price for ' styles-— either each of the": $1.00.- : Main floor, rear.., 1 .. COMPANY , _ W! . "I Floral Tributes, original be: Signs. Casket Coverings of rare beauty. Moderate prices. Promp service. Telegraph communica~I tion With leading florists' in prin- c1pa jltles 1n the United States. . a 36.11111: 51;. So. Nor-walk, Ct. Phone 364, ' ‘2 The New Sclencc ‘ __v ‘ .- DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC. ‘ ‘ ‘ Chiropractic is ' the definition of the: . cause of the disease and'the prt on, .. .9 adjusting the some. Disease is caused... '. 7. by a wrench. twist or sprain in the “ ,‘ back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs andI '- hubs. Chiropractors remove the cause of disease and pain. health is restored through harmonizing the nerve sys‘ tems in your body. . Femal} troglilil given hpecial attention; also curvature of the spine. You ‘vtill never regret giving the Chiropractor a chance ‘ Maguetlo- treatment: given also.“1 T. Francis. D. C. 84 Washington st. 80. Norwalk, Conn. Graduate IfroIm Palmer School, tho Too Much Bend Over a Desk - CAUSES EYE SWAIN, BUT: . . my rest glasses relieves that trouble at once. Should you eyes cause you“ to have he‘ dr‘ Inches, your vision blurs, why?
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